Alice Kok, born in 1978 Macau, embarked on her artistic journey in France in 1998. She earned a National Master Degree of Fine Arts from Ecole Supérieure des Beaux Arts de Toulouse in 2004. In Paris, she was granted "La Bourse Individuelle à la Creation" in 2005, which facilitated the creation of her video work "Karabic OK" in 2006. Alice's artistic exploration took her to India and Tibet in 2007, where she completed the project "Family Script." The film gained recognition as one of the "Ten Finalists for Asian Award" at the Hong Kong Independent Film and Video Award in 2009 and was showcased at the Cultural Centre of Hong Kong. Additionally, it was selected for the Gwangju Biennale in Korea in 2010. In 2011, her work "Passing - Green Island" represented Macau at the 54th Venice Biennale of Art in Italy. With a career spanning over 19 years, she works as an artist, curator, senior writer, visiting lecturer, president of the Macau Art For All Society and executive director of Macau Literary Festival. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Global Studies, focusing on relational art and social integration in the Greater Bay Area Cities. Her curatorial project “Synchronicity - Topology of Mind” was selected for the Art Macao - Macau International Art Biennial 2023.